Gunn, Pitt:

Parasitology: An Integrated Approach

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Chapter 1: Animal associations

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Chapter 2: Parasitic protozoa, fungi and plants

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Chapter 3: Helminth parasites

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Chapter 4: Arthropod parasites

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Chapter 5: Parasite transmission

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Chapter 6: Immune reactions to parasitic infections

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Chapter 7: Pathology

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Chapter 8: The useful parasite

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Chapter 9: Identification of protozoan and helminth parasites

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Chapter 10: Parasite treatment and control

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